yesterday, it was determined guy kleess was, in fact, at fault for the xrash that caused more than $1 million in damage. a commission voting to revoke his license. but, a judge must make that final decision 5:02. a follow-up now on an investigation at the richmond chevron refinery that could mean relief at the gas pump. cal oesha spends dozens of item on the operation. 60% since the fire broke out last august. they are assured safety standards are met. chevron could operate at full capacity in days. that means, gas prices could go down. two state lawmakers will hold a public meeting in richmond today to discuss the findings of that investigation. >> one major question on this friday. you ready for some baseball. we are live at at&t park all

morning long. today's in the bay's bob redell joins us with what's going on. >> reporter: good morning. threet-game series against the st. louis cardinals starts here today at at&t park, first pitch at 1:35. what makes this home opener different than any other in major league baseball is the factor as you mentioned, that the giants are coming off their 2012 world series win. they will be celebrating. at sunday's game, the players will be present td with their 2012 world series rings. tomorrow, the team will honor catcher, buster posy for his taking of the national mvp award and today, the team will raise the 2012 world series flag here at at&t park. this is the second time the team has done that in three years. you might recall the home opener in 2011 when giants great willie mays walked out the 2010 flag. not clear if someone will do that today. this afternoon's flag ceremony

will not be easy for the st. louis cardinals to digest. the giants took them out in the national championship league last year denying them a shot at the world series. the player crucial to making that p ha, pitcher, barry zito, who shut out the cards for almost eight innings in game fichlt a victory that was considered crucial during that series and who will be starting today's game for the giants, yep, barry zito, first pitch today here at at&t park for the home opener at 1:35. reporting live here along the first baseline, the third baseline of at&t park, bob redell, "today in the bay." giants fans have a chance to rub elbows with a hall of fame legend. they have cubby out there named after that man. he is auctioning off some personal hitting lessons that will be awesome. bidding will take place tomorrow night benefiting the alamo elementary school. this will be held at the round hill country club. the winner of that auction can

send mccubby a video of their swing and meet with him in person with the hall-of-famer. that's priceless. mccubby planning to auction off more hitting lessons this fall to benefit cancer patients. he is putting his wares and talents today. >> i need a lot of help with my swing, golf and baseball. we'll follow through here with meteorologist, christina loren, because she has a look at the forecast for us live out there at at&t park. good morning. >> reporter: >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, laura and jon. it is almost 60 degrees out here. i don't need a jacket. if you are coming out here, you likely won't need one either. we have a beautiful day shaping up. one thing i wanted to point out right off the bat, there is no tarp on the field this morning. that's because we are not expecting any showers to rain on opening day right out here at at&t park. we do have a load of fog and drizzle in the forecast though specially as we head through the

mid-morning hours. watch out for a little fog. it will be the thickest between 7:00 and 9:00 this morning after which time it will start to clear. by about 11:00, noon today, mostly clear. we will see a mirks of sun and clouds today. beautiful temperatures out here at at&t park. it will drop off as we head through the next couple of hours. it looks like temperatures are going to hold steady in the pickup per 50s for today's big game. we do have changes ahead for the weekend. i want to make sure you are aware of. we have some chances for showers headed our way. keep that in mind. we'll get to your full forecast in just a few moments. your seven-day tells a story. watch out for a little rain. we'll time out when that comes in the mix coming up. we are back out here live at at&t park. minute by minute, more and more happens around here. more people show up. they get finished for a completion for the home opener. they want to get everything ready. they are tying up the loose ends. they are going to show you what it takes to put this showen in

it. we want to check your drive with our very own anthony slaughter. it is the thickest in the north bay as you can see from our golden gate perspective. lots of fog. visibility down to a quarter of a mile here and in the north bay. if you are doing any traveling in the north bay, particularly, we are seeing some construction going on right now on 12 and 29. that's causing some slowdowns specially on 12 and 29 northbound headed up toward napa. if this is your route this morning or anywhere in the north bay, heads up. there is dense fog out there right now. that will continue to form and spread across the rest of the region as we head through the early morning hours. this is our troubled spot right now. the north bay. guys, back to you. we have new details this morning in a story that happened across the pacific ocean in hawaii. it turned a bay area police officer into a big-time hero. the off-duty officer literally jumping into action in order to stop an attack on a tsa officer.

"today in the bay's" marla tallez live in the newsroom with this wild story and his reaction. also, some pretty amazing video. marla, good morning. >> it is kind of fun to see. this all happened inside honolulu international airport. thanks to some security tape that we can bring it to you. here is the story. justin rogers, a police officer was simply trying to get through airport security on his way home from vacation when he noticed this tsa agent getting attacked by a woman. >> you see the woman here. the security guard. she was guarding the passenger exit. this woman knocked down a sign out of nowhere and starts attacking and punching her. this goes on for about ten seconds or so. >> then, there you go. also, out of nowhere, here comes officer rogers. he clears that glass barrier and takes her down and puts her hand up. yeah, he has got this. no problem. you will also notice here, he is only wearing his socks because he just had taken off his shoes. it turns ott the woman is homeless, arrested and taken to a hospital for mentally

valuation. the tsa is applausing justin rogers actions. it released this statement saying, his actions coupled with the quick response by airport security, ensured that the integrity of the airport's sterile area was maintained minimizing disruptions to the traveling public. we are happy to report that the tsa officer was not seriously hurt and neither was our heroic pannol police officer who was obviously well-trained. we are going to be hearing from him coming up in our next live report. >> that's called springing into action. that was great stuff. >> you've got to do what you've got to do 5:09. 5:10. we'll go back live to at&t park for your full forecast coming up. the president's trip to the bay area coming with controversy. the comments that are now making headlines across the country. big day in business news. you have jobs friday and a shakeup but hewlett-packard and we are going to connect the

games. we'll take a look coming up.

good friday morning to you. making plans for the weekend. maybe it could include a trip to the hp pavilion tonight where the sharks play the calgary flames. that is at 7:30, puck drop. 5:12 right now. big day for business. investors will react to a shakeup at hewlett-packard. it is jobs friday. scott mcgrew, start out with hp. the chairman is out. >> he is halfway out. ray lane is stepping down as chair plan of the board but will continue to serve on the board of directors. this comes after he barely won the shareholder vote to reelect him. lane was chairman when hp made that disastrous $11 billion decision to buy british company autonomy. the strange thing is, lane was brought in to repair things after hp's previous disaster. the oustster of ceo mark hurd.

he was brought in to repair the disaster under the previous ceo. hp has an interim chairman. >> it is jobs friday this 15 minutes. in 18 minutes, the latest monthly unemployment report. let's turn to brian shactman live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, brian. you know how it is every single month, the biggest report of the month. it is extremely important. right now, stock futures are down about 70 points against fair value ahead of the significant report, which is the job numbers for march. economists are looking for another month of steady hiring with forecasts calling for companies to have added about 200,000 jobs. i do want to point out some of the estimates have been lowered after the adp report and the jobless claims. holding steady at 7.7%. we get data on the trade deficits and consumer credits. yesterday, the dow was up 55 to

14606. we are about 15 minutes away from that number. back to you. >> jon and laura, i want to call your attention to japan this morning. japan has big trouble, the third largest economy in the world behind america and china. it has been in recession pretty much forever. it is suffering from deflation, incredibly low prices. what do you do? the japanese have come up with a plan that some economists have labeled in sane. the central bank there is going to inject the equivalent of 2 trillion american dollars, trillion with a "t," into the economy over the next couple of years. this is going to drive-in vest stores out of government bonds. it is going to make people's savings accounts pay nearly nothing in interest encouraging to spend the money they have saved or at least that's the theory. you know that scene in hunger games where they set fire to the forest to bring everyone together. this is pretty much the economic

equivalent of this. we inject money into our economy. not that fast, not that much. so it is going to be interesting to watch the third largest economy and see what happens when they set fire to the forest. 5:15. christina loren out at at&t park holding court. they are going to talk about what kind of weather they will see. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon and laura. good morning. we are live. chances are if you are a giants fan and chances are, you are, you have sat in one of these many seats at some point and looked out on the field. now, this morning, we're giving you a perspective of what the players see when they are looking back at you, and this position right here, right up here in the center, right in the corner center. this is where you are going to

find the skipper. this is where he watches the game. i know because i sit right there with marla tallez usually. this is where he stands and looks out at what's happening. not just that. we are in the dugout. this is something i have always dreamed of doing. i'm going to put my buns where the giants like to put their buns and, yes, it just happened and, yeah, i feel something. i definitely feel something. now, we are definitely feeling some mild temperatures out here this morning. we're in the upper 50s, low 60s across the bay area. there is a little drizzle. i don't need a jacket. i'm sensitive to the cold. you probably won't need the heavy coat. you can leave the umbrella at home but there is more rain in the near future. you made it to friday. we have a good-looking weekend shaping up. a few showers on the way for saturday morning. we're going to see some showers as well on sunday but it looks like the best timing to are those showers on sunday, we'll get a quick round in the morning. late night sunday, we have some moderate, even some heavy rainfall on the way to the north bay at the very least.

we could see this front slide all the way to the south bay. that's what we are watching for. count on some showers sunday night into early monday after which time we get through that rain. we are going to warm up so nicely. warmest air of the year so far is on the way for next week. today's highs look good. upper 60s. a couple of 70s. gilroy for example. your seven-day tells the story. it is going to be nice temperaturewise. starting monday into tuesday, that warmup is on. by wednesday, we are talking about the warmest air of the season so far. potential 90s in the bay area. you want to make sure you are ready for that. if you can, plan a beach day. i am back live at&t park where the skipper stands. it is really cool. we are going to be showing you more behind the scenes all morning long. i want to take a look at your drive. there is a little drizzle out there, anthony. no significant fog. i didn't have any from campbell up the peninsula into the city. what are we working with?

>> the fog is concentrated along the north bay. you can see visibility down to less than a quarter of a mile. forget they have head lights on. let's take you down to the east shore freeway approaching the bay bridge tollway. there have been pockets of fog that have been drifting across the camera. it will begin to form, specially in your early morning commute, if you are taking oakland or the bay bridge toll plaza. here, you can see traffic moving smoothly at 5:18. not too bad. this is a typical commute that starts to stack up this time of morning. you will notice fog traveling through 84 and sunol. all morning long, that fog is holding on tightly. otherwise, no major accidents to report here at 5:19. guys, back to you. >> we have new details this

morning on a deadly shooting in gilroy. we first told you about yesterday. police today still looking for that gunman. one man was killed. another remains in critical condition after shots were fired wednesday night near that downtown area. both men were walking from a nearby market before they were attacked. one of those victims was a father of two trying to get his life back together after being released from jail. police do not have a motive for the shooting. sexist or complimentary. president obama taking heat for something he said during a fund-raiser here during the bay area. he introduced long supporter, attorney general, kamala har ris saying, quote, she is brilliant and she is dedicated and she is tough. she also happens to be by far the best looking attorney general in the country. kamala harris is here. some were calling that sexist and terrible for work place equality. the head of the friends of san

francisco status on women says, it is a teachable moment. we need to learn to stop judging women on their appearance. >> kamala harris changed a system-wide response to domestic violence in the city. when i think of her, i think about he accomplishments. >> others like san francisco supervisor, london bridge, says it is much to do about nothing. harris i good-looking and a highly successful politician. a role model that even the president ad myers. >> usually, it is joe biden getting hid for what he is saying. now, the president taking some hit. remember that louisville player that snacked his leg. he is recovering from his gruesome injury with late night, "david letterman." we will show you his top ten coming up next. a live look outside. we're keeping track of the traffic and the forecast. foggy in some parts, clear in others. what will the weekend hold? 5:21. ♪

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welcome back. good friday morning. 5:23. louisville's kevin ware certainly getting a lot of attention since that really horrific break over the weekend of his leg. now, he is making an appearance on late night with "david letterman." >> just had surgery less than a week after snapping his leg. ware, able to crack some jokes after the devastating injury. he gets the honor of leading letterman's top ten thoughts going through kevin ware's mind when he broke his leg. >> number 8. >> hey, look, my tibia. >> number seven. >> ouch! >> number six. >> did it go in? >> number three. >> they fired leno? >> the number one thought going through kevin ware's mind at the moment of the broken leg --

>> at least my break is not busted. i love the look of his face when he said, they fired leno? his eyes got all big. he handled that pretty well for a young kid. >> no kidding. that was tough to do. >> hope that leg gets better soon. >> i agree. the giants are going to be getting lots of attention today. finally, the home opener. boys coming home. >> go, champs! >> christina loren is live at at&t park with more. all important forecast. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, laura and jon. we are out here grooming the field. victor has decided to put me on the payroll this morning. he needs a little assistance. as you can see, there is a lot of work that goes into getting this field, getting this stadium ready for the home opener. the much anticipated home opener when the world series champions, the giants, come back today. we have been waiting for so long. you know what, guys.

i have my work cut out for me. let's get right to your forecast so i can get back to it. we are talking about the upper 50s, low 60s at the coast. at the bay. it is going to be really nice, closer to 70 degrees. your headlines tell the story of the day. we'll see a little bit of fog and drizzle early. a mix of sun and clouds later on. we have chances for showers, unsettled weather as we head into the upcoming weekend. keep that in mind. overall, looking pretty good. some slight chances for rain. we'll time that out for you coming up. giants forecast tells that story, upper 50s, looking good. wind out of the west/northwest, 10-15 miles per hour. could carry the ball out to center field. you can't ask for better weather than this time of year. it has been so nice. we are going to hold on to a comfortable day. good air quality. lower pollen. more to come out here live from at&t park. don't you go anywhere this morning or else. let's check that drive with anthony slaughter. >> they look like a chainsaw next to you. we are still trying to figure

out what that was that you were working with. i'm sure you will tell us in your next report. let's get you outside and you can see that golden gate bridge camera is really fogged in. this is really where you want to keep the head lights on. go slow. allow a little bit of extra time. always keep in mind that some folks around you may not have their head lights on. that's the only place we are watching. that is a little bit of a treacherous drive. even in sown knounol, a little fog. lots of green on the map. things are good to go. no major accidents to report. 5:26. monthly jobs report expected to be released in minutes. we are going to have them for you once they get into our newsroom. we continue following breaking news in san francisco. police right now still searching a college campus looking for whoever ripped off the taxi cab on the fly. arturo santiago, live on scene. he will have a report coming up. here you go little man.

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looking for the suspect that ended on the campus of san francisco state university after a high-speed chase. details coming up. >> police investigating a new incident at a pleasanton daycare where a young girl was tied up for not taking a nap. >> reporter: and at&t park is the place to be today. the world champion, san francisco giants, are back at it. we are taking you live behind the scenes. after all, we are the home of the giants at nbc bay area. your full forecast is just a few minutes. >> dense fog continues to be a problem this morning, specially in the north bay. we're going to get you out the door on time and let you know if there are any accidents on your roadways this morning. >> right now, a live look at san francisco. a lot of low-hanging clouds and, yes, we all are feeling like world championship just like the giants. why? because it is friday, april 5th. this is "today in the bay."

this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. we start this morning with breaking news. police still searching the san francisco state university campus on the hunt for the man who ripped off a taxi cab. "today in the bay's" arturo santiago has video of this wild high-speed chase. good morning, arturo. >> good morning, jon. the suspect is still at-large. police are actively looking for him. they just cleared the scene here on campus at san francisco state university. that includes the stolen cab. we do have video of the suspect. police said going after the suspect. this started just after 2:00 this morning in the south of market area. san francisco police located a stolen cab. that driver took off leading officers on a short chase through surface streets and then the suspect got on southbound highway 280. at that time, the california highway patrol took over the chase which reached speeds of

100 miles an hour. the driver of the stolen cab went all the way to pacifica, turned around and ended up on the san francisco state university campus. he slowed down enough to jump out while the cab was still moving and take off on foot. >> he was dressed in all black. he had a hood on, a hat under the hood. he was just looking at me. >> police just drove that stolen cab away a few minutes ago and cleared the scene. their suspect again is still on the loose. we are live at san francisco state university. i'm arturo santiago, "today in the bay." breaking news. monthly jobs report just released. this is for scott mcgrew in the newsroom with the details. it doesn't look good. >> it looks absolutely terrible. there is thumb's down, and double thumb's down. what we are looking at is 88,000 jobs created in the month of march. the unemployment rate falls to 7.6% but as i tell you each month and i have for ten years,

ignore the unemployment number, the percentage there. it is the number of jobs added in the month. so what in the world happened if economists were talking just a few minutes ago about 200,000 jobs they expected added in the month of march. that's something we'll have to look through, the numbers. the numbers came out, i mean, what, about 45 seconds ago. we're talking about the raw top-level numbers here. 88,000 jobs added. jo jon and laura, that's a terrible number. that's almost irrelevant. we are going to look at the participation rate, the number of people looking for new jobs must have fallen. we'll continue to look at these numbers and figure out what's going on. again, this is less than half of what most economists were looking for. >> not nice. all right. thank you very much. >> 5:33 right now. a specific gentleman trying to get the job done today. the world champion giants getting their game into high gear today. >> the home opener just hours

away. bob redell at the ballpark with a look ahead. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and jon. if we could all have a grounds keeper like this at our home. so perfectly man acured afor opening day. a three-game series starting today running through sunday. giants taking on the st. louis cardinals but before today's game, of course, the giants are going to be doing a little celebrating. still in the party mode from winning last year's world series. they will today be raising the 2012 world series flag here at at&t park. the second time the team has done that in three years. you might recall the home opener in 2011 when giants great, willie mays, walked out with the 2010 world series flag. it is not clear if he or a former giants player will be doing the same today.

this will not be easy for the st. louis cardinals to digest. the giants took them out in the national league chaps series denying them a shot at the world series. the player who is crucial to making that happen, pitcher, barry zito, who shut out the cards for almost 8 innings in game five, a victory that was considered crucial. barry zito will be the pitcher who will be starting today's game. the first of three against the st. louis cardinals here at the home opener at at&t park. the first pitch is at 1:35. a quick look online at stubhub. there are still tickets av available. bob redell, "today in the bay." the celebration will continue into tomorrow when the giants hand out the first round of bobbleheads. 40,000 fans will get a bobblehead. posy is expected to be around for many years to come. last year, he signed a

multi-year extension. it will be fun to get the bobblehead out there. they look great out there. >> we'll see if the forecast will hold. i think it is going to be pretty breezy out there at first pitch, mid-game. >> barry zito on the mound today. >> so excited. want to check in with meteorologist, christina loren, actually live at at&t park. they have the grass all ready to go as well. >> reporter: they do, laura and jon. now, here is the kicker. we're not allowed to go out there on the grass but you know me, i like to walk the line and that's exactly what i'm doing, getting as close as possible without actually touching the grass, which is very nicely groomed, might i add. they have made all the necessary preparations, taken care of everything to make sure today is secure out here at at&t park, so everybody has a good time. the wet the is certainly going to accommodate today's games. we are talking about the upper 50s if we see any sort of wind

picking up the ball and carrying it, it will be out toward center field or right center. we could be talking about a panda splash down for the home opener. these boys know how to work this field. you notice those flags are not moving at all. >> so yesterday, we picked up over an inch of rain up in the north bay. we are expecting some low level moisture to tip to produce a little bit of showers as we head through the morning hours. thick fog as well. overall, we are talking about a mix of sun and clouds later on today. a good-looking weekend. a chance for showers as we head through tomorrow morning. as we head through sunday, a little rain in the morning, a nice afternoon. another impressive system on the way. i'm going to time that out for you coming up. we will have showers around for the weekend. you will be able to get outdoors for a few hours saturday and sunday afternoon. out here live, once more, at at&t park, as you can see right now, it is quiet.

in just three hours from now, we are already going to see a lot of action. stick with us. we'll be out here until 11:30 showing you as things progress throughout the morning, you know if more and more people get out here, more and more fun. i had to use my windshield wipers coming up the peninsula. coming into san mateo this morning. overall, it wasn't too bad. what are we working with on those rhodes. >> earlier, you said there was an inch of rain in the north bay. with calm winds, this is what you get, lots of fog at the golden gate bridge. that's going to be the case all morning long. the dense fog continues to be a factor at the golden gate bridge. that's where most is concentrated. everywhere else, visibility, not too bad. the bay bridge approach, you can see, lights are on and cars are flowing smoothly. the lights are not on for the metering lights. the car lights are on. that's what i was referring to. you can see in sunol, the fog continue tobs an issue. not really any major slowdowns

on 84 through sunol. there is an accident at valley road on 580 westbound that continues to be cleared. otherwise, that's all we've got for you guys. time is 5:38. this is definitely a win/win situation. we'll tell you about the fund-raiser this weekend that would help some would-be brides get their hands on designer gowns at discount prices. we also see a police officer whose quick-thinking actions have him called a hero. we are going to show you this complete video coming up.

how are you feeling? give you a live look over san francisco. a lot going on on the city by the bay. got some fog in there. the world champion giants playing an afternoon ball game. what's also going on, it is friday. that's always good news. it is 5:41. new details this morning. a story that happened across the pacific ocean in hawaii. it has turned a bay area police

officer into a hero. the off-duty officer literally jumped into action to stop an attack on a tsa officer. this morning, we're hearing from him for the first time. marla tallez with his reaction to some pretty amazing video. one of the great things about this story, it was all caught on tape. the officer is justin rogers out of the punol police department e was on his way back to the bay area after a relaxing vacation in hawaii. he was trying to get through security when he notices this, a tsa officer. here, it is coming. to do her job, she is guarding the passenger exit. she is suddenly attacked by this woman out of nowhere. this woman starts punching her and hitting her. they struggle for about ten seconds or so and we're just letting you see this. now, out of nowhere, you are going to see it, here comes officer rogers. he just clears that glass barrier, strong arms the woman, takes her down. you will see him throw up his arms and let everybody know,

yes, he has this handled. everything is under control. you will also notice here, he was only wearing his socks, because he had just taken off his shoes to get through security. the 39-year-old is very humble saying he was just doing what any person would do in his situation. >> in this case, police officer or not, the woman was being assaulted, was defenseless, had her arms up trying to defend herself and somebody needed to help her. luckily, i was close enough to be able to help her. >> rogers actions also being noticed by the tsa. they released a statement saying they are grateful rogers was there to subdue this woman. it turns out the woman is homeless. she was arrested and taken to a hospital for mentally valuation. as for the tsa officer, other than a few bumps and bruises, she is not seriously hurt. a good end to this story. laura and jon. >> pretty dramatic video. >> that officer must have been the high-jump champion in high school the way he cleared that wall. let's take it out to at&t

park, christina loren is checking things out as they get the field ready for this afternoon's home opener. how is it looking out there? >> it is looking pretty good. it is really mild out here, jon and laura. i don't need a jacket. temperatures close to 60 degrees to start the day. we are going to see a nice friday. happy friday. i'm live. somewhere, you don't get to see behind the scenes very often. this is a dugout. i want to kind of show you the cool features in the dugout. they have this line of phones. the first one says, bull pen. the next one says press box. gm, you don't want to see this one getting picked up. that means the pitcher will likely be getting pulled. lastly, we have the in-house phone thichlts a very well-organized dugout. they are equipped with cameras in here. what's so cool. you will always, on tv and right here at the park, see the guys sitting up here watching the game. this morning, we're giving you a perspective what it looks like when they are in the dugout

looking out on at&t park, one of the most beautiful yards in the entire country. i don't think there is a prettier ballpark. today is going to be pretty nice for the home opener. temperatures are going to be nice and mild in the upper 50s. a little bit of drizzle out here this morning. that will likely be the case as we head out through the first part of the morning. a little bit of sunshine. a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures close to 70 degrees inland. closer to 60 degrees at the coast and mid-60s on the way around the bay. now, coming up, we're going to show you that seven-day outlook, because we are keeping showers in the forecast for the weekend. i want to make sure you are aware of when and how much we are going to get. just so you can plan around that. specially if you want to take the little ones outdoors this weekend. that's coming up. you want to take a look at your drive. a little fog out there this morning. any problems on the roads. anthony slaughter. you can see at the bay bridge, things are moving smoothly.

we do have one accident on the bay bridge itself at the treasure island exit. this is westbound. a hit and run. if you take the bay bridge approach, use caution approaching that particular location. typical slowdowns along 4 approaching pittsburg. it slows all the way until pittsburg. another slow spot that we typically see. the pass starting to slow. once the cars get off the other arteries and highways, 880 moving through oakland, moving smoothly. that was yourour troubled spot yesterday. lots of cars moving in from 101 northbound. you can see things are moving smoothly in palo alto as well. thank you very much. it is 5:46. some sad news here. the san jose paramedic shot in the head by a drive-by has unfortunately died. the hunt does continue for the

gunman. police say quinn boyer was attacked on tuesday morning after visiting his father's home in oakland when he stopped at the intersection of keller and hanson drive. a gunman in another car shot him. boyer hit the gas pedal propelling his car over the median right into a nearby ravine. boyer did work for the santa clara county ambulance company for two years. investigators at this point don't know if this was a robbery or an attempted carjacking or maybe even road rage. there have been no arrests so far in the oakland police right now asking for any kind of help in capturing boyer's killer. >> friends of a 16-year-old musician killed by a train will honor his memory. donye jonakin was clipped by a train as he walked home. his family says he was a talented musician. tonight, students will hold a memorial and fund-raiser for his family at san jose's lincoln high school where he was a

junior. donations from tonight's event will help offset funeral costs. >> a preschool that came under fire last month after a teacher was accused of tying up a toddler is now once again in that spotlight. authorities telling the contra costa times they have received reports of another incident at center point christian preschool. this time focusing on a teacher that pinched a young boy. that teacher named in the complaint no longer works at the school. they closed for several days of staff training after it was revealed a teach are at that school actually tied up a toddler's hands and feet with tape because the toddler refused to take a nap. >> affordable housing again today after an early why he proposal drew criticism from nans. they will discuss ten possible sites for affordable housing. the original plan presented in january was too clustered in their neighborhoods and needed

to be spread across town. it was required to zone a number of areas for affordable housing. building that housing is not. community colleges doing something they haven't been able to do for a very long time. that being, add more classes. several community colleges boosting their summer class offerings this year thanks in part to the funding for california's prop 30 initiative. eve several other schools adding dozens of classes as well. schools had to cut summer classes during the recession to try and make up for lost funding. administrators say things finally starting to turn around. >> getting married or know one who is. brides against breast cancer bringing its national tour of gowns to the santa clara. it is a charity group that says wedding gowns new and used at discount prices. proceeds go to support cancer patients and their families. crews will set up dozens of

dress racks today at the hyatt regency in santa clara. tickets are required to get into the event. you can register at the brides against breast cancer website. it looks like a win/win. >> they raise money for cancer. 5:49 right now. we have interesting new details that we are learning about apple's new headquarters coming up. >> this week's gadget does what laura teaches to triplets, that is, to share.

"today in the bay." good friday morning to you. 5:51 right now. taking a live look outside. pretty clear in the south bay. certainly, not the case. this fog, kind of a shot of the golden gate bridge. other areas. we are going to take a look at those all-important micro climates and the weekend ahead. new details about plans for apple's new cupertino headquarters. apple co-founder, steve jobs, apparently, had a very specific

vision in mind. the chronicle's business insider says he wanted the building to look polished with no seams or gaps or even paint brush strokes visible inside. the wood must be maple and hardwood, which means it has to be from the center of the tree and the best glass around the building will be produced in germany and shipped here. the bathrooms and cubicles will be built off site and shipped in. the spaceship reportedly called, will cost $5 billion, up from the initial estimate of $3 billion a major piece of artwork. if you are looking for a wi-fi connection for the apple ipod, scott mcgrew says, don't sweat it. you can use hit. >> karma, a portable, shareable wi-fi hot spot. it is pretty cool. what it does is it allows you to share your wi-fi connection at the airports or train stations, that kind of thing. it is super cheap.

now, i know you have seen these sorts of things before. here it is close-up. at&t sells one. verizon sells one. what's different about this. two major factors. first of all, it is dirt cheap. it is $79. secondly, for $14 a month, you are going to get four gigabytes of access. that's a lot of access. to the sharing part. that's the super important part. when you share your wi-fi signal, the person who jumps on your wi-fi signal at the airport, at the train section, gets 100 megabytes of access for free. it doesn't come out of your account. then, you get an additional 100 megabytes for your own account, which is very cool. now, i tried this at a big, big conference where you think 1 gillion people would jump on. not that many did, enough to give me some free access. i'm not totally positive the sharing thing is going to work out for this company. i'll be honest.

$79, no contract for a wi high hot spot. just do that. >> how do you alert other people you are using that, so maybe i would know if i wanted to jump on? >> it will come on the network. i'll be notified. i will turn it on in our 6:55 showing of this. we will even do it on your phones. you're notified. i'm notified you are doing it. you are notified as to who i am. >> no password required. no password required. i can't see what it is you are doing online or anything. i'm just aware you have jumped on, which makes it sort of friendly and social. >> good concept. >> using the wi-fi. it is cheap. thank you very much. like my daughter says, sharing and caring. >> it is. very nice gesture. 5:55 right now. i want to check with meteorologist, christina loren. can we call this work? we sent her out to at&t park celebrating the giants home opener. >> reporter: hey. we investigate the giants dugout. let me tell you, no corner will

go untouched today. i am checking this thing out to the maximum taking you live to at&t park. hours away from the home opener out here and the excitement is brewing more and more people headed to the station -- excuse me, headed to the stadium as we speak to get things ready to go. hustle and bustle already inside the walls of the park. i can tell you there are a lot of people putting this together just for all you giants fans today is going to be pretty nice. i told you it was mild and you don't need that jacket. i am going to have to retract that. we have pretty steady drizzle out here. go ahead and pull out that jacket along the peninsula. if you live south of 92, forget about it. as we head throughout the day, we're talking about the upper 50s. it is going to be a nice day out here. winds are going to pick up as

that area of low pressure heads out of town. highs look pretty good. look at these numbers, 70 degrees for gilroy. mid to upper 60s just about everywhere. low 60s at the coast. we have a pretty good-looking weekend temperaturewise, a chance for showers. i want to make sure you are aware of before you make those weekend plans. stick around. that's coming up in my next report. it is really coming down. watch out for the drizzle. >> we saw that at the golden gate bridge. the good news, earlier as we mentioned, not too bad of a problem. the bay bridge, head lights are on. the toll lights not on. folks zooming on through. no major accidents there. we did have a hit and run earlier at the treasure island on ramp. still trying to get more information about that. doesn't look like it is slowing down trafx. >> we continue following breaking news in san francisco. a car chase, now a search on a

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a thief takes police off for a joyride. >> an off-duty officer springing into action at the airports. dramatic video and new details about the local cop hailed a hero for making up an attack on an unsuspecting tsa agent. play ball. the official start of spring. the special honor in store for the world champs. >> reporter: the day has arrived. the home opener at at&t park. we are taking you on the scene. dense fog continue tobs a problem. not too bad south of 92 z.

>> a live look at san jose. clear skies for now on this friday, april 5th. this is "today in the bay." good friday morning. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. a stolen cab, a long high-speed chase, a bizarre ending to it all. the search underway for the driver who ripped off that taxi and then led police on a wild ride. arturo santiago following this from overnight. what's the latest out there? >> we're on tap here just off of holloway. on the campus of san francisco state university. this is where the chase ended. just a short time ago, police

did drive that cab, that stolen cab away, as they cleared the scene. let's take tout video of the actual p yoursuit. the chase reached speeds of up to 100 miles an hour. this all started after 2:00 this morning in the south of market area. san francisco police found the stolen cab. the driver took off leading officers through surface streets. the suspect got on southbound highway 280 and the california highway patrol took over the chase. the driver eventually ended up on the san francisco state university campus where he did jump out of the cab while it was still in drive and still moving. that suspect took off on foot and the cab rolled into a metal pole which is a traffic barrier. we see this taxi cab roll up. it slams into the parking poll here. soon enough, a cop runs in behind him. >> at this point, police still have not been able to findha